This analysis reveals a positive correlation between GDP and health expenditure in India, highlighting regional disparities.
This study examines health expenditure trends in India from 2013–14 to 2021–22, focusing on the relationship between GDP and government health spending, and its impact on key health outcomes. It highlights the effects of COVID-19 on these trends and reveals regional disparities in spending across 21 states. The findings show a positive link between per capita GDP and public health expenditure, which contributes to improved life expectancy and reduced mortality. However, states like Bihar and Jharkhand lag behind, emphasizing the need for targeted reforms to advance SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being.
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